I've seen fish versions; they are a wonder
to behold.

I've seen an albino squirrel as well. Albino success rate in the wild is extremely low, as I'm sure you can imagine.

I used to have an albino raccoon and skunk as pets.

Until very recently, my local zoo (which specialises in giving a home to animals that aren't suitable for breeding programs due to being crossbreeds or infertile, then uses the money made from admission charges to support conservation efforts) had an albino porcupine. Having been born and raised in captivity, he was extraordinarily friendly and loved being cuddled - when their quills aren't erect, they're surprisingly soft and huggable. Sadly, he died of old age a couple of months back,

Could this be the spirit animal of American National Socialism?

Luckily, it's a porcupine and not something a predator could easily spot/take. And...it doesn't have to hide/stalk in secret to get its dinner. Albinism is NOT an advantage in any species.

Awesome

Beautiful! Looks like a Persian cat.

Looks surprisingly fluffy and cuddly! I hope the humans are kind and just leave it be.